Travel spots in Lithuania
Towns and sacred heritage in Lithuania — page 2
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Town and sacred heritage guides
Each place page combines cultural context, practical details, and visitor orientation.
Urban landmarks and architecture
Counts Tiškevičiai Avenue is a historic axis of the Palanga resort running from Kęstučio Street to the Kurhaus.
The Google Maps listing for Danė River Waterfront marks a representative point on the river's left bank, within the officially named 318-metre Buriuotojų quay…
Daugai is one of Lithuania's oldest towns, set beside long Lake Daugai in Dzūkija, where a medieval ducal manor past, towerless Church of Divine Providence, old…
Dituva Suspension Bridge is a narrow wooden-plank footbridge over the Minija, connecting the Dituva and Butkai-Rokai sides.
Dog Keksas is a small public sculpture by Ričardas Širvelis, installed in central Ukmergė in 2013.
The Druskininkai Musical Fountain is more than a ring of jets.
Druskupis is Lithuania's only open-air mineral-water evaporation tower, set in a Birštonas resort park.
Dubingiai Bridge across Lake Asveja is one of the most recognisable objects in Asveja Regional Park: the 1934 wooden bridge designed by engineer Anatolijus…
First Alytus Historic Square is a public space on the right bank of the Nemunas whose story grew from the meeting of roads toward Punia, Merkinė, and Vilnius.
The former Slabada watermill dam crosses the Nevėžis near Krekenava.
Friedrich's Passage is an old-town building complex at Tiltų g. 26 and 26A in Klaipėda (Memel), protected by the Cultural Heritage Register as a Historicist-era…
Gėlių Street Ceramics is a Vilnius studio where visitors choose an unglazed mug, bowl, plate, or another piece, paint it, and leave the studio to glaze and fire…
The Glass Quarter in Vilnius is a small but dense old-town street fabric between Town Hall, the university, and the former Jewish quarter, where the memory of…
The Great Samogitian Wall is an evolving open-air sequence of art panels set into the retaining wall of Insula Hill on Respublikos Street in Telšiai.
Gudai Water Mill stands on the right bank of the Virvytė within Venta Regional Park.
Halė Market beside Vilnius Old Town is the city's oldest operating covered market, housed in an impressive steel-and-masonry hall built in 1904-1906 to a design…
The building popularly called the Hanseatic Merchants' Flax Warehouse is officially registered as the Kupiškis Flax Warehouse, unique code 2098.
The Ignas and Lina Monument is an approximately five-metre oak sculpture by Gintaras Černius on the shore of Lake Paplovinis.
The Iron Fox is a monumental galvanized-sheet animal sculpture by Šiauliai designer Vilius Puronas on the south-western shore of Lake Talkša.
Jonas Basanavičius Square is Marijampolė's old market place and present-day venue for major civic events; its names and urban form are much older than the…
Jonava Bridge is a low road bridge over the Neris on J. Ralio Street, linking the city's riverbanks.
Jono Kalnelis is the best-surviving fragment of Klaipėda's ring of town bastions, listed in the Cultural Heritage Register as the Bastion Complex (code 10457)…
Josvainiai Suspension Bridge over the Šušvė is a narrow pedestrian bridge in Josvainiai, Kėdainiai District.
The Centenary Bridge at Jurbarkas is a 494-metre structure on state road 137, linking Jurbarkas with Kiduliai and the districts of Jurbarkas and Šakiai.
Kaišiadorys Railway Station Water Tower is a railway-heritage structure built in 1883 beside active tracks.
KART3 in Katiliškės is an outdoor karting and autodrome complex.
Urban landmarks and sacred heritage
Danė Riverside Square is a green public space in central Klaipėda, reopened after reconstruction in 2022.
Darbėnai Church of St Peter and St Paul is a Romantic-era sanctuary built in 1838-1842 for Count Mykolas Tiškevičius to a design by Friedrich Gasben and…
Darsūniškis Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a towerless Classicist building constructed in 1848-1853, accompanied by a separate stone…
Daugai Church of Divine Providence is a towerless fieldstone sanctuary completed in 1862.
Dieveniškės Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Rosary is an 18th-century yellow-painted, towerless wooden church at Ašmenos g. 1.
Completed in 2000, the Divine Mercy Church in Kalveliai is a modern masonry church near Lithuania's border with Belarus.
The Holy Spirit, or Dominican, Church at Dominikonų g. 8 in Vilnius is one of Lithuania's most valuable late-Baroque and Rococo interiors, with 16…
Dotnuva Monastery Ensemble is a sacred-heritage site in the Kėdainiai region, where the history of a Bernardine monastery founded in 1701 and a masonry church…
Dovilai Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Lithuania Minor sanctuary built of fieldstones and brick in 1861-1862 by the Minija River, with the Register naming…
The Druskininkai Church of the Icon of the Mother of God “Joy of All Who Sorrow” is an active wooden Orthodox church in the resort centre.
Dubingiai Church of St George is a rare Lithuanian example of twenty-first-century sacred architecture and private patronage.
Dūkštas Church of St Stanislaus Kostka is a white wooden church built in 1934-1936, with a tall single tower and a smaller roof turret.
Dūkštos Church of St Anne is an active Vilnius District church whose fieldstone walls are articulated by red-brick lancet windows, a tall Gothic Revival tower,…
Dusetos Holy Trinity Church is a red-brick Neo-Romanesque sanctuary built in 1886-1888 in Dusetos, on the southern shore of Lake Sartai.
Eglė the Queen of Serpents in Palanga is a bronze sculpture created by Robertas Antinis Sr in 1958 and installed in Birutė Park in 1960.
Historian and engineer Teodoras Narbutas designed Eišiškės Church of the Ascension of Christ and its bell tower, built between 1847 and 1852.
Elektrėnai Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Queen of Martyrs is a huge modern sanctuary and the main symbol of a Soviet-era energy-workers' town.
Erškėtynas Chapel stands in a Joskaudai and Kadagynai forest clearing beside a spring and stone visited as part of a sacred landscape.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Vilnius does not face Vokiečių Street but stands inside a courtyard behind its continuous frontage.
The Firefighters' Palace in Kaunas is a modernist and Art Deco fire station built in 1929-1930 and designed by engineer-architect Edmundas Frykas with…
The Fisherman was modelled by Kazimieras Kisielis in 1958 and unveiled in bronze beside the Danė during the 1971 Sea Festival.
Fisherman's Daughters is an approximately 4 m high bronze composition by Zuzana Pranaitytė, installed in the Šventoji dunes in 1982.
Former Alanta Synagogue is a restored mid-nineteenth-century wooden Jewish house of prayer.
The former Kaunas Central Post Office on Laisvės aleja is one of the key buildings of interwar Kaunas modernism.
The documented history of the Franciscan Church of the Assumption reaches the fourteenth century, while its fabric combines Gothic, late-Baroque and Classical…
Gardamas Lourdes occupies the slope below the churchyard of St Roch.
The Gates of Dawn are the only surviving gate of the Vilnius city wall and one of Lithuania's most important pilgrimage sites, where the image of Our Lady of…
Gegrėnai Church of Jesus of Nazareth is a small Samogitian wooden sanctuary founded by Mykolas Venslauskas on a private estate in 1754.
Gelgaudiškis Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross is a masonry Neo-Gothic single-nave church built in 1866-1868.
Giruliai Railway Station was built in 1892 with the Klaipėda-Bajorai line.
Griškabūdis Church of the Transfiguration was built in 1792-1796 to a design by Carmelite engineer-architect Juozapas Vališauskas and consecrated in 1800.
Gruzdžiai Church of the Holy Trinity is a red-brick Neo-Gothic landmark whose present building was begun in 1896.
Gudžiūnai Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a vivid yellow wooden sanctuary in Kėdainiai District.
The Higher Technical School in Kaunas is the 1937-1938 technical-education palace designed by Stasys Kudokas at Tvirtoves al.
The Hill of Crosses near Šiauliai is one of Lithuania's strongest places of pilgrimage and memory: hundreds of thousands of crosses stand on Jurgaičiai…
Holy Cross Church in Paliepiai is a modest yellow-painted pine-log sanctuary formed around 1840 by enlarging an earlier chapel.
Holy Trinity Church at 1 A. Jakšto Street was built for the Bernardine nuns in 1624-1634.
The House of Perkūnas in Kaunas is one of Lithuania's clearest late-Gothic burgher-architecture sites.
Ignalina Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary stands on Church Square and is distinguished by one tall triangular tower and a large cross.
Imbradas Church of the Crucified Jesus was built in 1786-1787.
Inkakliai Lourdes is one hillside religious compound: a grotto with a Marian statue and water point was installed in 1914, and the masonry Chapel of the…
Inturkė Church of the Assumption is the timber centre of a parish documented since 1555.
Išlaužas Church is a rare interwar solution in which a new sanctuary grew not on an empty plot but from the walls of an 1860 Tiškevičiai manor house.
The Jewish Bank in Kaunas was the Central Jewish Bank and commercial passage complex built at Laisvės al. 106 in 1924-1925, designed by Grigorijus Mazelis and…
Jonava St. John the Apostle Church Chapel at Chemikų g. 136 serves Rimkai and the surrounding parish.
The Joniškis Synagogue Complex is a rare surviving ensemble of a summer White Synagogue and winter Red Synagogue in the town centre.
Juodkrantė Evangelical Lutheran Church is a single-tower red-brick sanctuary consecrated in 1885 and rooted in the community displaced from sand-buried…
The Jūratė and Kastytis sculpture is a two-figure bronze group created by Nijolė Gaigalaitė in 1959 and installed in Jūratė and Kastytis Square in 1961.
Jurbarkas Church of the Holy Trinity is a red-brick Neo-Gothic town landmark built in 1901-1907, with two tall towers, rose windows and a three-aisled cruciform…
Jūžintai Church of St Michael the Archangel is a state-protected late-Baroque sanctuary distinguished not by a separate monastery building but by eight cells…
Kaimelis Church of St Michael the Archangel stands on the left bank of the Nemunas, only a few kilometres from Jurbarkas but already on the Suvalkija side.
Kaišiadorys Cathedral of the Transfiguration of Christ is the Neo-Gothic main church of the Kaišiadorys Diocese, completed in 1932 and consecrated as a…
Kalesninkai church is a twin-towered basilica of exposed red brick, visible from far across the surrounding countryside and combining Romanesque and Gothic…
Kalnalis Church of St Lawrence is a modest timber ensemble with an unusually rich collection of authentic layers: the cruciform church of 1883, a three-tier…
Kalnujai Church of St Victor is a wooden one-nave church installed in 1946 beside the cemetery and the ruins of the earlier masonry church.
Kaltinėnai Church of St John the Baptist is the sixth church building of a parish founded in 1416.
Kaltinėnai Spiritual Park is a sacred and memorial landscape created on the hilly edge of the town.
Kalvarija Evangelical Lutheran Church is a nineteenth-century masonry sanctuary whose present low silhouette conceals its original composition: a bell tower and…
The Kalvarija Synagogue Complex in Suvalkija is a rare surviving group of three synagogue-related buildings on one enclosed site by the Šešupė: a Baroque summer…
Karkažiškė Church of St Peter and St Paul is a separate village sanctuary on Bažnyčios Street in Karkažiškė.
Karmėlava Church of St Anne looks more like a timber house than a conventional church.
Karvys Church of St Joseph is a late-nineteenth-century masonry sanctuary in Karvys village, distinguished by its red-brick twin-tower composition,…
Katyčiai Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Baroque-flavoured Lithuania Minor sanctuary built of fieldstones and brick in 1733-1734 on Market Square.
Katyčiai Market Square developed near the church at the junction of roads to Degučiai, Pakamoniai, and Mediškiemiai; stone paving began in 1906.
Kaukas Stairs is a public ensemble of stairs and terraces laid out in 1935-1936 in a natural Žaliakalnis ravine between Žemaičių and Aukštaičių streets.
Kaunas Annunciation Orthodox Cathedral is an active church built in 1932-1935 beside Vytauto Avenue.
Kaunas Archcathedral Basilica on Vilniaus Street is the main church of the Archdiocese of Kaunas and one of Lithuania's largest Gothic sacred buildings,…
Kaunas Choral Synagogue at E. Ožeškienės g. 13 is the Ohel Yaakov Synagogue built in 1872 and one of the most important surviving Jewish sacred-heritage sites…
Kaunas Church of St Anthony of Padua stands in Gričiupis, part of Žaliakalnis, at 11 Radvilėnų Avenue.
Kaunas Church of St Joseph (Vilijampolė) stands at 72 Panerių St., beside Vilijampolė's urban fabric and the landscape of the Nemunas-Neris confluence.
St Nicholas stands on Antakalnis hill as one of Kaunas's oldest and most original Gothic churches.
Kaunas Church of St Vincent de Paul (Petrašiūnai) stands at 38 R. Kalantos St. in eastern Kaunas.
Kaunas City Sickness Fund Palace is a healthcare-modernism building designed by Vytautas Landsbergis-Žemkalnis and Antanas Novickis and built in 1933-1935 at…
Kaunas Clinics Complex at Eivenių g. 2 is the Vytautas Magnus University hospital built in 1937-1939, still preserving its original medical, teaching, and…